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Protective Security Services - Summary of Requirements. DFAT has a requirement for Reception and Security Guarding Services for its Australian Embassy Amman compound, residences and other nominated locations. DFAT is seeking to engage a suitably qualified and experienced local Private Security Company (“The Company”) to provide these reception and security guarding services. The Contractor is to provide an unarmed guard force for employees and visitors at the designated locations, and to provide protection to property from fire, theft, and disruptive and criminal behaviour. The International Code of Conduct for Private Security Providers (The Code) of 9 November 2010 establishes a set of principles for Private Security Providers to create better governance, compliance and accountability with principle stipulations regarding respect for human rights, humanitarian law and respect of cultures. Australia is a supporter of The Code and the Contractor would be expected to provide the Services under this Contract in the spirit of The Code’s principles. The Contractor would also be expected to work within any recognised international standard that provides best practice guidance or regimes for implementation and compliance with The Code, in providing the Services under this Contract.
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